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Rambo, William R. (William Ralph), 1916-. William R. Rambo papers, 1939-1992 (inclusive), 1954-1974 (bulk).

Title: William R. Rambo papers, 1939-1992 (inclusive), 1954-1974 (bulk).

These papers, kept in their original arrangement, reflect Prof. Rambo's administrative responsibilities as well as his research interests, largely during his time at Stanford University. Stanford subjects include the School of Engineering, the Electrical Engineering Department, the Stanford Electronic Labs, the Applied Electronics Lab, research policy at Stanford, courses, the Academic Senate, the University Land and Building Development Committee, and student demonstrations. Other subjects include the American Society for Engineering Education, Engineering College Research Council, Joint Services Electronic Program, and Rambo's research work with the U.S. Army, Air Force, and Navy.

ArchivalResource: 35 linear ft.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/702129461 View

Stuart W. Leslie oral histories on the cold war and American science, 1982-1991.

Title: Stuart W. Leslie oral histories on the cold war and American science, 1982-1991.

Collection contains 51 audiocassettes from interviews with Stanford faculty in physics, electrical engineering, aeronautics and material science, along with scientists and engineers at Bay Area companies, for his book: THE COLD WAR AND AMERICAN SCIENCE: THE MILITARY-INDUSTRIAL-ACADEMIC COMPLEX AT MIT AND STANFORD. Those interviewed include Marvin Chodorow, Edward Ginzton, Nicholas Hoff, Stanley F. Kaisel, Erwin Nalos, Martin Packard, William E. Perry, William Rambo, Ronald Smelt, Oswald Villard, and Walter Vincenti.

ArchivalResource: 1 linear foot.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/664875024 View

Rambo, William R. (William Ralph), 1916-. An introspection of SEL research: the case for a review, July 1970.

Title: An introspection of SEL research: the case for a review, July 1970.

The report addresses the issue of government funding and the future of engineering research in universities.

ArchivalResource: 1 v.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/122571881 View

The university in society: do the ties bind : video recording, 1969.

Title: The university in society: do the ties bind : video recording, 1969.

Footage was shot in 1969 and concerns student demonstrations on campus, especially against the military research undertaken at Stanford, and administrative responses to student activism; also included is a campus meeting concerning the Study of Education at Stanford. Individuals featured include Kenneth Pitzer, university president, Richard Lyman, provost, Herbert Packer, vice provost, Willard Wyman Jr., dean of students, and faculty members William Rambo, Raymond Wolfinger, Richard Brody, and Richard Fagan. The students were not identified by name.

ArchivalResource: 1 cassette: col; 3/4 inch.2 cassettes: col; VHS.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/122546817 View

Stuart W. Leslie oral histories on the cold war and American science, 1982-1991

Title: Stuart W. Leslie oral histories on the cold war and American science 1982-1991

Collection contains 51 audiocassettes from interviews with Stanford faculty in physics, electrical engineering, aeronautics and material science, along with scientists and engineers at Bay Area companies, for his book: THE COLD WAR AND AMERICAN SCIENCE: THE MILITARY-INDUSTRIAL-ACADEMIC COMPLEX AT MIT AND STANFORD. Those interviewed include Marvin Chodorow, Edward Ginzton, Nicholas Hoff, Stanley F. Kaisel, Erwin Nalos, Martin Packard, William E. Perry, William Rambo, Ronald Smelt, Oswald Villard, and Walter Vincenti.

ArchivalResource: 1 Linear feet (51 audiocassettes)

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Stanford University, News Service, director's records, 1955-1967

Title: Stanford University, News Service, director's records 1955-1967

Records cover three topics: Sigma Chi fraternity (issue of discrimination in membership 1965), Proposition 14 (written in 1964 to overturn California's Rumford Fair Housing Act, which prohibited discrimination on the basis of race and national origin), and student demonstrations and the McClellan probe (Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations headed by U.S. Senator John L. McClellan). Sigma Chi materials include correspondence, 1955-67, clippings and publications, 1965-67, and materials relating to a legal case against Sigma Chi in Colorado. The files on demonstrations and the McClellan probe, 1969, include news releases, drafts of administrators' statements before the McClellan subcommittee, news on SRI, President Pitzer's statements before the McClellan subcommittee, and letters from Stanford's legal service. The files on Proposition 14 include news releases, ads, clippings, newsletters, housing information, and articles on housing and property values. Major correspondents include Robert Beyers, Jack H. Friedenthal, Paul E. Kamerick, Kenneth S. Pitzer, and William R. Rambo.

ArchivalResource: 2 Linear feet

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"The University in Society: Do the Ties Bind?" [videorecording], 1969

Title: "The University in Society: Do the Ties Bind?" [videorecording] 1969

Footage was shot in 1969 and concerns student demonstrations on campus, especially against the military research undertaken at Stanford, and administrative responses to student activism; also included is a campus meeting concerning the Study of Education at Stanford. Individuals featured include Kenneth Pitzer, university president, Richard Lyman, provost, Herbert Packer, vice provost, Willard Wyman Jr., dean of students, and faculty members William Rambo, Raymond Wolfinger, Richard Brody, and Richard Fagan. The students were not identified by name.

ArchivalResource: 2 videotapes (VHS); 1 videotape (.75 inch)

http://www.oac.cdlib.org/ark:/13030/kt3f59r9c9 View

William R. Rambo papers, 1939-1992, 1954-1974

Title: William R. Rambo papers 1939-1992 1954-1974

These papers, kept in their original arrangement, reflect Prof. Rambo's administrative responsibilities as well as his research interests, largely during his time at Stanford University. Stanford subjects include the School of Engineering, the Electrical Engineering Department, the Stanford Electronic Labs, the Applied Electronics Lab, research policy at Stanford, courses, the Academic Senate, the University Land and Building Development Committee, and student demonstrations. Other subjects include the American Society for Engineering Education, Engineering College Research Council, Joint Services Electronic Program, and Rambo's research work with the U.S. Army, Air Force, and Navy.

ArchivalResource: 35 Linear feet (29 boxes)

http://www.oac.cdlib.org/ark:/13030/kt6h4nf6c6 View